“A Woman’s Right to Shoes” w/ Ronnie Karam & Ben Mandelker
Jun 13, 2024
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Ronnie Karam and Ben Mandelker from 'Watch What Crappens' chat about the price of Manolos, at-home nudity, children, and Blair Undahwood in a hilarious Sex and the City discussion. They also predict Matt's future babies, debate children vs. houseplants, and play a playful 'Fuck Mary Kill' game with show characters.
Single individuals facing financial pressure from friends' milestones.
Challenges of navigating child-friendly environments and varying perspectives on child-rearing.
Miranda using unconventional tactics based on personal bias in real estate decisions.
Deep dives
Battle of the Registries: Gifting Woes and Social Expectations
Carrie laments the financial burden of continuously buying gifts for friends' milestones, from weddings to baby showers. The episode sheds light on the stress and expense faced by single individuals amidst a flurry of milestones among their coupled friends. The narrative resonates with the audience, showcasing the relatable pressure to keep up with societal norms and the struggle to balance personal finances with social expectations.
Samantha Strikes Again: Anti-Child and Shoes-Off Policy Disapproval
Samantha delivers a memorable monologue on children being everywhere, from first-class cabins to restaurants, echoing the sentiment of many adults who find themselves in kid-friendly environments. Her bold stance against children in public spaces sparks a conversation amongst the group, reflecting on the challenges of navigating child-centric settings and the varying perspectives on child-rearing.
Hot Tenants and Bold Moves: Miranda's Blair Underwood Gambit
Miranda leverages her attraction to Dr. Robert, played by Blair Underwood, to sway the co-op board in his favor as a potential resident. She confidently plays the race card, defending Dr. Robert's approval based on his physical appeal, ultimately challenging conventional judgment criteria. The storyline highlights the influence of personal bias and attraction in decision-making processes, showcasing Miranda's bold and unconventional tactics in real estate matters.
Questioning the Appropriateness of Shoe Price
The episode delves into whether spending $485 on shoes is justified or not. The discussion revolves around societal standards, double standards regarding single individuals, and the significance placed on material possessions versus personal choices.
Parenting Dynamics in Social Settings
The podcast explores the behavior of parents in managing their children's actions in public spaces. It highlights the contrast between how parents react to their children's disruptive behaviors and the impact of their responses on others.
This is a fun one, so kick off your shoes and relax (but keep an eye on ‘em)! Podcasting kings Ronnie & Ben of “Watch What Crappens” are here to riff on the price of Manolos, at-home nudity, other people’s children, and the beauty of Blair Undahwood. It’s Sex and the City Season 6 ep 9! And as I filled out my own baby registry for the children Ronnie predicted I’ll have, I couldn’t help but wonder: When is the “Jules & Mimi” reboot coming out?
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